LING
6381: Research Design and Statistics
Fall Semester 2009 –
Tuesday Evenings, 5:30 – 8:30 – TH 218
Course Notices
NEW!
Homework #6 is now available. It is due on Tuesday, November 17th. Note
that it requires that you spend time using library resources, locating several
articles, reading one thoroughly, and writing about it. You are advised to
begin working on this assignment right away so that you are not short on time.
More that’s
New!
The syllabus has been updated. Click
here.
The deadline for Homework #5 is now Tuesday, November 10th.
Homework #5 is now available. It is due on
Tuesday, November 3rd.
Homework #4 is now available, along with the
accompanying SPSS data file (.sav); see “Course Documents,” below.
To download a copy of the questions that
you’ll need for developing the questionnaire (as part of HW #3), click here.
For those looking to get familiar with SPSS,
I have uploaded a data file and a set of practice questions. These questions
are not required work, but I think that you might find them useful to answer as
you work through the data. If you’d
like, answer the questions and e-mail me short responses. I will correct them
for you. (This is not required homework,
but an opportunity for you to get feedback.)
Note that HW #3 is now online.
I have also posted copies of the checklist
for planning your project (used in class on Tuesday, September 22nd).
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Homework Assignments: #1 #2 #3 #4 (HW #4 data)* #5 #6 …
*You
are advised to download data files to your computer and then open the
downloaded file in SPSS.
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Updated
Syllabus (as of November 10) [pdf]
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Planning Your
Project: A Checklist
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Syllabus [pdf]
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The Belmont
Report [htm] (as archived on by the US Department Health
and Human Services, Office for Human
Research Protections)
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Linguistic
Society of America’s Statement on Ethics
[htm]
(scroll down to “Statements”)
Useful Links
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The UT Arlington Office of Regulatory
Services’ Website on Human Subjects
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The CITI Training
Page (UT Arlington Office of Regulatory Services)
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Department of
Linguistics and TESOL Website
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